2010-02-17, 09:37 PM
I think Fiel, as well as myself, might be interested in other things such as if there's a PIC bypass. It's a nice experiment to weed out if there's an easy way to tackle PIC security, let it be bypass, bruteforce, database leak, keylog, or other intermediate methods. So don't think just in terms of bruteforce, think outside of the box. (Maybe there's a glitch to enter a character somewhere, like quick login or show characters option that didn't incorporate the verification of PIC) It might be easy to miss out on certain parts of coding when GMS transferred it over from KMS, and to adapt it to our database and system without conflict. If a security box is made of paper, how easy will it to access the content inside, if a very secured lock (PIC) is placed outside of it?